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§ 19 Einführungsgesetz zum Bundesgesetz über den Umweltschutz (EGUSG) - Aufgaben des Regierungsrates

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§ 19 EGUSG · Aufgaben des Regierungsrates

1. Der Regierungsrat erstellt Mehrjahrespläne für sanierungsbedürftige Strassen oder Strassenabschnitte. Ziel ist, die von Strassenverkehrsanlagen verursachten Lärmimmissionen so zu reduzieren, dass sie den Vorschriften des Umweltschutzrechtes genügen. Die Mehrjahrespläne und das Programm Gesamtmobilität gemäss Strassengesetz vom 21. März 1995 sind aufeinander abzustimmen.

2. Die Gemeinden melden sanierungsbedürftige Gemeindestrassen oder Abschnitte davon, die in die Mehrjahrespläne aufgenommen werden sollen.

3. Die Erarbeitung und Bewilligung der Projekte zur Sanierung von Strassen oder Strassenabschnitten richtet sich nach der für den Strassenbau und -unterhalt geltenden Zuständigkeitsordnung.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (18)

7H 22 165 · lu (Art. 19 RPG)

Cantonal Rezoning of Building Land to Agricultural Use Upheld Against Owner Appeal

Cited within the discussion regarding accessibility criteria for zoning decisions.

7Q 20 4 · lu (Art. 19 Abs. 2 RPG)

Claim for Network Cost Contribution Rejected Due to Insufficient Legal Basis

Cited in the context of the municipality's obligation to develop building zones and the ensuing right to charge cost contributions from property owners, which forms part of the overall legal framework for the levy.

7H 20 238 · lu (Art. 19 Abs. 1 RPG)

Building Permit Upheld Amidst Access and Forest Boundary Disputes

Cited as part of the general requirements for sufficient land development, which was the central issue addressed.

7H 19 311 · lu (Art. 19 RPG)

Building Permit Utilization Factor Calculation and Facade Height Dispute

This provision relates to sufficient accessibility for land use, which is relevant to the underlying planning dispute, though the final order relies on dismissal of complaints.

7H 17 99 7H 18 207 · lu (Art. 19 Abs. 1 RPG)

Consolidated Appeals Regarding Building and Demolition Permits Near Listed Monastery

Cited in relation to the definition of sufficient access (Erschliessung) required for a building permit.

7H 15 156 · lu (Art. 19 Abs. 1 RPG)

Appeal Allowed: Building Permit Denied Due to Unsecured Access and Parking Deficiencies

Cited to establish that sufficient access is a component of land accessibility required for building permits.

7H 15 178 · lu (Art. 19 Abs. 1 RPG)

Landowner Sewage Fee Waiver Invalid Due to Lack of Equivalent Consideration

Cited in the reasoning regarding the determination of service facilities based on zone use, although not explicitly in the dispositive orders (which are impliedly to reject the appeal based on E. 5).

V 11 128 · lu (Art. 19 Abs. 1 RPG)

Warehouse Conversion Permit Revoked Due to Inadequate Environmental Review

Cited in the reasoning concerning the prerequisites for property development, specifically the connection to sewage lines, justifying the need for further factual clarification.

V 10 316 · lu (Art. 19 Abs. 1 RPG)

Logistics Center Permit Annulled Due to Inadequate Access Road Width

Cited to define that land is developed if there is a sufficiently adequate access for the use in question.

V 07 32 1 · lu (Art. 19 Abs. 1 RPG)

Administrative Court Overturns Expropriation for Private Parking Access

Cited in the context of defining when land is considered sufficiently developed (sufficient access).

V 07 32 1 · lu (Art. 19 Abs. 3 RPG)

Administrative Court Overturns Expropriation for Private Parking Access

Cited in the reasoning concerning the possibility of granting expropriation rights to a private party to secure necessary access for property development.

V 04 295 · lu (Art. 19 Abs. 1 RPG)

Administrative Rejection of Road Project and Accessory Structure Permit Upheld Due to Insufficient Access Rights

Cited to define that land is considered developed if there is adequate access for the intended use.

V 06 210 · lu (Art. 19 Abs. 1 RPG)

Neighbors v. Building Permit for Multi-Family Houses

This provision concerning adequate building access was considered when reviewing the objection regarding insufficient access via Z-Strasse, ultimately finding no violation.

V 05 227 · lu (Art. 19 Abs. 1 RPG)

Owner v. Municipality on Bridge Repair and Cost Allocation

Cited in the reasoning to contextualize the obligation of the municipality to ensure sufficient land development, though not directly used in the final operative orders regarding the core dispute outcome.

V 05 116 2 · lu (Art. 19 Abs. 1, 22, 24 und 25 Abs. 2 RPG)

Building Permit Validity Contingent on Integrated Parking and Access Determination

These articles define the principles regarding building requirements and exceptions outside building zones, which formed the substantive basis for the judgment regarding the approval conditions.